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JUST THE THING TIFFANY GIFTS 2016 A TIFFANY GIFT Thrilling both to give and receive. At Tiffany you’ll find the perfect gifts to celebrate those you love with charm, wit and incomparable style. And all come nestled in the famous Tiffany Blue Box®, which makes any occasion one they’ll never forget. Everything should be this beautiful—and this easy. A Tiffany gift. It’s just the thing. The easiest way to steal her heart is to give her one. Return to Tiffany® heart tag bracelet in 18k yellow gold, $3,550. ELSA PERETTI® OPEN HEART Earrings in sterling silver, 11 mm, $225. Pendant in sterling silver, 16 mm, $200. Pendant in 18k rose gold, 16 mm, $950. Original designs copyrighted by Elsa Peretti. 6 . TIFFANY.COM RETURN TO TIFFANY® Designs in sterling silver. Multi-heart tag bracelet, $385. Heart tag ring, $275. Heart tag bangle with chain, $485. 8 . TIFFANY.COM RETURN TO TIFFANY® Designs in sterling silver. Heart tag bracelet, $300. Circle stud earrings, $225. Heart tag earrings, $150. 11 . 800 843 3269 PALOMA PICASSO® Designs in 18k rose gold and sterling silver. Arrow pendant, $650. Loving Heart arrow pendant, $700. Love & Kisses pendant, from $175. Original designs copyrighted by Paloma Picasso. 12 . TIFFANY.COM Any conversation about the perfect gift begins and ends with a Tiffany diamond. Tiffany solitaire diamond earrings in platinum, from $1,690. TIFFANY DIAMONDS Tiffany solitaire diamond pendant in platinum, from $1,210. 16 . TIFFANY.COM ELSA PERETTI® DIAMONDS BY THE YARD® Designs in sterling silver. Pendant, from $275. Open Heart bracelet, $500. Bracelet, from $250. Original designs copyrighted by Elsa Peretti. 18 . TIFFANY.COM ELSA PERETTI® DIAMONDS BY THE YARD® Earrings in 18k yellow gold, from $825. Pendant in 18k yellow gold, from $575. Pendant in platinum, from $800. Earrings in platinum, from $1,025. Pendant in 18k rose gold, from $550. Original designs copyrighted by Elsa Peretti. 21 . 800 843 3269 DESIGNS © PALOMA PICASSO DESIGNS © PALOMA These graceful designs are perfect for the romantics among us. Paloma Picasso® Olive Leaf pendant in sterling silver, from $325. PALOMA PICASSO® OLIVE LEAF Designs in sterling silver. Cuff, $1,175. Narrow band ring, $175. Earrings, $175. Original designs copyrighted by Paloma Picasso. 25 . 800 843 3269 TIFFANY KEYS Crown key pendant in 18k rose gold with diamonds, $2,400. Chain in 18k rose gold, from $225. Daisy key pendant, small, in sterling silver with a diamond, from $375. Chain in sterling silver, from $50. Knot key pendant, extra large, in sterling silver, $370. Oval link chain in sterling silver, from $50. Keys and chains sold separately. 26 . TIFFANY.COM Precious metals in shades warm and cool make a beautiful match. Return to Tiffany® circle tag ring in sterling silver and Rubedo® metal, $375. RETURN TO TIFFANY® Designs in sterling silver and Rubedo® metal. Circle duo pendant, $300. Narrow circle edge cuff, $600. 30 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY INFINITY Designs in sterling silver. Double cuff, $500. Cuff, $400. Cuff with 18k rose gold, $700. 33 . 800 843 3269 TIFFANY INFINITY Designs in sterling silver. Endless necklace, from $400. Ring, $275. Ring with 18k rose gold, $525. 35 . 800 843 3269 TIFFANY 1837® Designs in sterling silver. Interlocking circles pendant with Rubedo® metal, $350. Wide ring, $275. Narrow ring in Rubedo® metal, $425. Narrow cuff, $300. 36 . TIFFANY.COM GO When it comes to gift giving, the graphic designs of Tiffany T and Atlas® define timeless chic. Tiffany T square bracelet in 18k yellow gold, $5,200. TIFFANY T Square bracelet in 18k rose gold, $5,200. Square bracelet in sterling silver, $975. Square ring in sterling silver, $375. Cutout hinged cuff in sterling silver with black ceramic, $2,500. 40 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY T Designs in sterling silver. Cutout ring, $525. Narrow chain bracelet, $575. Chain bracelet, $975. 4242 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY T Smile pendant in 18k rose gold, mini, $600. Smile pendant in sterling silver, $295. Wire hoop earrings in sterling silver, $400. 45 . 800 843 3269 TIFFANY T Wire ring in 18k yellow gold with diamonds, $1,600. Wire bracelet in 18k yellow gold, medium, $1,600. Wire bracelet in 18k white gold, narrow, $1,200. 46 . TIFFANY.COM ATLAS® Designs in sterling silver. Bangle, $975. Round pendant, from $325. 48 . TIFFANY.COM ATLAS® Lariat in sterling silver, $300. Pierced pendant in 18k rose gold with diamonds, $800. Pierced ring in 18k rose gold with a diamond, $850. 51 . 800 843 3269 ATLAS® Open wide ring in sterling silver, $250. Narrow bangles. In 18k yellow gold, $3,500. In sterling silver, $550. 52 . TIFFANY.COM Tiffany Charms let her tell her story, her way. Bear hug in sterling silver, $135. Sweet hearts in 18k yellow gold, $450. Snuggle bunny in sterling silver, $135. Beaded chain necklaces in sterling silver, from $50 each. Beaded chain necklace in 18k yellow gold, from $350. Charms and necklaces sold separately. TIFFANY CHARMS In sterling silver and 18k yellow gold. Bear hug, $135. Snuggle bunny, $135. Super star, $135. Love muffin, $450. Honey bee, $135. Sugar pie, $135. Sweet hearts, $450. Lovey dovey, $450. New Yorkie, $135. Beaded chain necklace in sterling silver, from $50. Charms and chains sold separately. 56 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY CHARMS Charms in sterling silver, from left: Tiffany Notes® alphabet disc, $75. Tiffany Blue Box® with Tiffany Blue® enamel finish, $250. Cap and tassel, $200. Mom heart tag, $100. Tiffany & Co.® shopping bag with enamel finish, $225. Clasping link bracelet, $625. Bracelet and charms sold separately. 59 . 800 843 3269 There’s no better way to show you care than with a gift they’ll use every day. Return to Tiffany® overlap circle key ring in sterling silver, $175. RETURN TO TIFFANY® Key rings in sterling silver. U-shaped, $175. Heart tag dangle charm, $135. Heart tag screwball, $135. 63 . 800 843 3269 TIFFANY PENS From left: Tiffany T-clip ballpoint pen in ruthenium, $135. Purse pen in sterling silver with diamond-textured Tiffany Blue® lacquer, $160. Tiffany 1837® retractable ballpoint pen in sterling silver, $215. Executive Tiffany T-clip engine-turned ballpoint pen in sterling silver, $245. Tiffany T-clip retractable ballpoint pen in sterling silver, $190. Tiffany Blue® retractable purse pen in lacquer, $120. 65 . 800 843 3269 Forever topping his wish list are handsome accessories from Tiffany. Tiffany 1837® compass in sterling silver, $345. TIFFANY 1837® Designs in sterling silver. Swiss army knife, $270. Money clip, $185. Business card case, $370. Engraving additional. 68 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY CUFF LINKS From left: Knot in 18k yellow gold, $3,200. Tiffany Metropolis in sterling silver; shown with hand engraving, $350. Engine-turned oval in sterling silver, $300. Engraving additional. 71 . 800 843 3269 PALOMA PICASSO® Paloma’s Caliper ring in stainless steel and titanium, $425. Paloma’s Caliper cuff in stainless steel and titanium, $600. Knot double braid wrap bracelet of sterling silver and black leather, $350. Original designs copyrighted by Paloma Picasso. 72 . TIFFANY.COM Elegant gifts for those who know how to raise the bar in style. T&CO.® envelope bottle opener in stainless steel, $110. TIFFANY BARWARE Tiffany 1837® designs in sterling silver. Corkscrew, $315. Bottle opener, $270. Plaid designs in crystal. Square decanter, $190. Double old-fashioned glass, $45. 76 . TIFFANY.COM TIFFANY BARWARE Tiffany 1837® bottle stopper in sterling silver; shown with hand engraving, $245. Glasses in crystal, $25 each. Engraving additional. Tabletop items are available at Tiffany.com and in select stores. 78 . TIFFANY.COM The first gift for our littlest loved ones can only come from Tiffany. Man in the Moon feeding spoon in sterling silver, $150. TIFFANY BABY Classic baby cup in sterling silver; shown with hand engraving, $500. Engraving additional. Elephant bank in earthenware, $125. 82 . TIFFANY.COM ARIZONA GEORGIA NEW JERSEY UTAH Scottsdale Fashion Square Atlanta Phipps Plaza Atlantic City The Pier at Caesars Salt Lake City City Creek Center Tucson La Encantada Hackensack The Shops at Riverside HAWAII Paramus Garden State Plaza VIRGINIA CALIFORNIA Honolulu Ala Moana Center Red Bank 105 Broad Street Richmond Stony Point Fashion Park Beverly Hills 210 North Rodeo Drive Honolulu 2100 Kalakaua Avenue Short Hills The Mall at Short Hills Tysons Corner Fairfax Square at Tysons Corner Canoga Park Westfield Topanga Waikoloa Kings’ Shops at Waikoloa Beach Resort Carmel Carmel Plaza Wailea Maui The Shops at Wailea NEW YORK WASHINGTON Costa Mesa South Coast Plaza New York Fifth Avenue and 57th Street Bellevue Bellevue Square Glendale The Americana at Brand ILLINOIS New York 37 Wall Street Seattle Pacific Place Los Angeles Beverly Center Chicago 730 North Michigan Avenue New York 97 Greene Street Seattle University Village Los Angeles Century City Shopping Center Northbrook Northbrook Court Manhasset Americana Manhasset Palm Desert 73-585 El Paseo Oak Brook 299 Oakbrook Center White Plains The Westchester Palo Alto Stanford Shopping Center Skokie 4999 Old Orchard Center Pasadena 68 West Colorado Boulevard NORTH CAROLINA Roseville Westfield Galleria at Roseville INDIANA Charlotte SouthPark Mall San Diego Fashion Valley Indianapolis The Fashion Mall at Keystone San Diego Westfield UTC OHIO San Francisco 350 Post Street LOUISIANA Cleveland Eaton on Chagrin Boulevard San Francisco San Francisco Centre New Orleans 333 Canal Street Cincinnati Fountain Place San Jose Valley Fair Columbus Easton Town Center Santa Barbara La Cumbre Plaza MARYLAND Santa Monica Santa Monica Place Baltimore
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